Sports Columnist Bernie Miklasz [More columns] Bernie Miklasz bjmiklasz@post-dispatch.com 314-340-8192 ST.

Back when Reggie Bush was a USC freshman, I remember watching the Rose Bowl and thinking to myself, immediately, "Marshall Faulk". Two national titles and a Heisman later, my feeling on that was cemented.

While his teammates are having trouble find the win column, St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson continues to smash through some impressive career milestones.

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Rams tackle Alex Barron was flabbergasted when informed that running back Steven Jackson needed just 85 yards to reach 1,000 this year.

New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith pressures St. Louis Rams quarterback Marc Bulger on Sunday at the Edward Jones Dome.

Although they continue to try very hard, everybody knows that the Rams aren't going anywhere this season with personnel that comes up significantly short in the talent department compared to most NFL rosters.

Steven Jackson doesn't seem to be all about numbers anymore. The days are long gone when the Rams' running back made bold predictions about his yardage totals.

The Chiefs and Raiders enter Sunday's game with a combined record of 2-14. There are, officially, six rivalries in the NFL.

When Jim Hanifan talks football, folks tend to listen. After all, the gruff Irishman has been around football his whole life.

Unless you're a diehard Rams fans, you probably aren't aware of the season -- or career -- that Steven Jackson is having.

Until two years ago, it seemed ludicrous. Winning all 16 regular-season games was simply too difficult in the NFL's salary-cap era.

Whether it was breaking tackles or dragging defenders down the field, running back Steven Jackson was going to do whatever it took to get the St.

Posting on his Twitter account Sunday night, SJ39, Steven Jackson said aches and pains from a big day against the Detroit Lions were "starting to get to me." You should see the other guys.

Sports Columnist Bryan Burwell [More columns] Bryan Burwell ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11/04/2009 On Tuesday afternoon as he went rummaging through the bottom of his locker room stall to find his shoes and socks, Steven Jackson really didn't look any different from how the big Pro Bowl running back has for most of his six years as a Ram: same long, ...

Remember when the St. Louis Rams were the team to beat in the NFC West? No teama 'not the Seahawks, 49ers, or Cardinalsa 'could wrest the division crown from the Ramsa TM iron grip.

Washington, 27, is in the last year of a rookie contract - he was a fourth-round draft pick in 2006 - that is paying him $535,000 this season.

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The Rams are 0-7. They have lost 17 consecutive games. If they lose Sunday at Ford Field, things could get really ugly.

When the New England Patriots beat the Tennessee Titans 59-0 in week six, it was a sight to behold.